The Palm-Sized, High-Powered USB-C Travel Dock by OWC

(Sponsored Post) By Erin MacPherson on Thu, 10/15/2020

When you're on the go it's important to maintain access to reliable and secure charging, along with a way to easily connect your computer to your many other gadgets without compromising security and performance. OWC is an industry leader and one of the world's most respected manufacturers of docks, external drives, and other tech solutions, and the company's USB-C Travel Dock ($54.99) is no exception. The portable, palm-sized dock made its way on to the market in 2019, and has continued to be celebrated by travelers who don't like having to sacrifice power and efficiency for size and convenience.

This article will tell you how to turn off Auto-Join Wi-Fi on an iPhone. The iPhone automatically connects to known Wi-Fi networks whenever it's in range. While auto-joining a known Wi-Fi network can be useful in saving us from having to manually reconnect to our preferred networks every time we want to use the internet, it can be frustrating to automatically join a network. Maybe you are in range of two known networks, such as the coffee shop where you're working and the restaurant next door and your iPhone connected to the wrong one, or maybe you don't want your device to connect to the coffee shop Wi-Fi every time you happen to walk by. Whatever your reason is, if you are unhappy when Wi-Fi keeps turning on on your iPhone, here is how to turn off Auto-Join Wi-Fi.

If you're a regular user of any device, it's likely that you listen to music or watch videos on your device as well. If you stream that media to another device in your home, you've probably wondered which streaming method works best for your device and whether AirPlay is more reliable than Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. In this article we'll discuss the pros and cons of each streaming method, and offer some tips to get the most enjoyment out of your streaming.

Apple's Photos App has some great features including Effect Suggestions, and it uses intelligent suggestions to improve the quality of the photos you took with the iPhone camera. This new iOS feature will help you edit your photos to be the best possible. Effect Suggestions selects photos that could be improved by adding a filter, adjusting the light, creating a loop, or by utilizing other effects available on your iPhone. 

Customizing which photos individual apps can access is a great security feature. Now, you do not have to allow every app to access all of your photos. You can grant access to a few photos or even just one depending on what you are using the app for. In this article, you will learn how to customize the photos an app can access on your iPhone. This is a feature new to iOS 14. You must have iOS 14 on your iPhone in order to utilize this setting.

What's the best way to charge your iPhone? What is MagSafe? What's the difference between fast charge and Quick Charge? Do you have to use Apple charger cables to charge your iPhone? There are so many questions about how to safely charge your phone. Don't worry, we've got your back. In this article you'll learn which charging method will work best for your iPhone, if fast charging is bad for your battery, which MacBook adapters can charge your iPhone, why third-party charger cables may hurt your phone, and other top charging tips. Let's get to it: here's Charging 101. 

Get the Best Case for Your New iPhone 12

Raptic Shield iPhone cases utilize a heavy-duty frame made of machined aluminum, giving your case form and protection on the outside. On the inside, your iPhone is encased in soft rubber to effectively absorb and deflect shock from the impact of falls big and small. Think of it as wrapping your phone in a feather pillow that's then wrapped in metal casing; that sucker is safe. Plus, the frame's raised lip protects your screen from drops and surface scratches.

Submitted by Erin MacPherson on Tue, 10/13/2020 - 19:23

Episode 145 - Everything Announced + Buyer’s Guide from iPhone 12 Event

Find out which of the 2020 iPhones you should buy! In this special announcement episode, David and Donna share the biggest takeaways from the iPhone 12 event, including top features like 5G, screen sizes, release dates, and prices. Other topics include the new $100 HomePod mini and why it makes the perfect gift.

Submitted by Donna Schill on Tue, 10/13/2020 - 17:49

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